Web-Based File Sharing System: A Case Study of Kabale University. by Akandinda, Abraham

“…System development tools used included; PHP Scripting Language as the server-side language and MySQL as the Database for the system. With this system, users can access their files in the server securely and concurrently. …”
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Design of an Appropriate Combined Sheet Metal Roll Forming and Bending Machine For Small Scale Fabrication Enterprises by Kaggwa William Namutale

“…These machines are huge, expensive, have a high-power requirement, can handle thicknesses of up to 6mm. For these reasons and more, small-scale fabrication workshops cannot buy and use them. …”
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Design of a Flexible Pavement For Nyakabande–Mutolere Road, Nyakabande Sub County, Kisoro District. by Habimana, Stephen

“…It was later found that a pavement structure with a surfacing thickness of 50mm, CRR Base of 200mm, G45 Subbase of 250mm, and a capping layer of 200mm was satisfactory for the design requirements. …”
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Effect of Construction Waste as a Fine Aggregate on Properties of Concrete. by Sempala, Ronald

“…A significant amount of waste (size smaller than 4.75 mm) was produced as by-product during this process. …”
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Laboratory Investigations on Pervious Concrete for Pavement Construction. by Akampurira, Asaph

“…Materials used are OPC Type I, sand as fine aggregate corresponding to grading II and four sizes of coarse aggregate namely, 5mm to 6.3mm, 6.3mm to 10mm, 10mm to 14mm, 14mm to 20mm. …”
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Effect of Discarded Group B and Group D Car Category Tyre Rubber Chippings as Partial Replacement for Coarse Aggregates in M25 Concrete. by Wancha, Vicent

“…Utilizing the aforementioned recyclable and commercial waste aggregates can help prevent garbage from being dumped on the ground, reduce groundwater pollution, and lighten concrete by reducing its density. Consequently, my idea concentrated on using old tyres. Concrete of the M25 grade was employed as the reference standard in this experimental study. …”
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Assessing the Effect of Super Plasticizer on Scoria Concrete. by Turyasiima, Ronald

“…Coarse scoria of 5/10 and 10/20 mm were used. A portion of the aggregate mixtures had an average particle size B100 l m. …”
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The Suitability of Recycled Domestic Wastewater in Plain Concrete Production. by Orishaba, James

“…Results indicated that the slumps for M10 concrete were between 38 and 42mm concrete mixed with fresh water having the same slump with that mixed with secondary treated wastewater, for M15 concrete were between 33.7 and 46, concrete mixed with fresh water having 4mm slump that that mixed with secondary treated wastewater, and for M20 concrete were 40.3 and 44, concrete mixed with fresh water having 0.7mm slump less than that mixed with secondary treated wastewater The compressive strength of concrete mixed with secondary treated wastewater was in close proximity with that produced with fresh water mixed concrete, that mixed and cured by fresh/portable water being slightly higher than that mixed and cured by treated wastewater but the difference was very small. …”
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Investigation of the Properties of Fresh Concrete with Scoria as Coarse Aggregates. by Erugu, Pius

“…The equations relating yield stress, slump and setting time of concrete obtained by early researchers; Hu et al (1996), Ferraris and de Lerrard (1998) and Murata and Kikukawa (1992) will be compared in relation to the values of slump that will be obtained in my experimental findings and the suitable equation(s) for computing yield stress of concrete with scoria as coarse aggregates will be recommended.…”
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Cost Analysis of Reclaimed Asphalt Concrete for Rigid Pavement Construction. by Ariho, Dan

“…Concrete samples of nominal mixes1:3:6 and 1:2:4 at varying water cement ratios of 0.4, 0.5 and 0.6 were prepared and tested for slump. 15 concrete cubes of 150mm x 150 mm x 150 mm per concrete mix per w/c ratio were cast and subjected to curing under water after 24 hours of casting. …”
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Investigating the Effects of Formwork Material and Thickness on The Early Strength of Concrete. by Natukunda, Benjamin

“…The thicknesses for steel used were 2mm, 6mm, and 8mm while thicknesses for timber were 15mm, 25mm and 35mm. …”
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Analysis of Power Quality Issues in Induction Motors. by Nazziwa, Evalyne

“…Power quality problems i.e. the high voltages, high currents, frequency deviations have been my major concern and their impact on the industry equipment i.e. motors in particular. …”
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Upgrading of Rwakiseta Road from Gravel to a Double Surface Bituminous Road. by Akanyijuka, Baram

“…A double surface dressing layer of 50mm overlying a base of gravel thickness 175mm and also 175mm gravel thick sub base The ADT showed that the road was due for upgrading considering the Ministry of Works and transports' criterion for upgrading a road in an urban setting with more than 20000Vehicles/day. …”
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A Project Report on the Work Carried out on the Medical Clinic At Nyabikoni Campus Kabale University. by Kemigisha, Gloria

“…My field of study was to design a medical clinic which encompassed the different activities involved in designing a faculty medical clinic right from inception to completion of my project period. …”
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Design of an Affordable Modernized Gate for Kabale University Faculty Of Engineering, Technology, Applied Design & Fine Art. by Angabire, Nicholas

“…The practical work was carried out during my gate design project as far as construction work is concerned. …”
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Design of an Affordable Modernized Gate for Kabale University Faculty Of Engineering, Technology, Applied Design & Fine Art. by Angabire, Nicholas

“…The practical work was carried out during my gate design project as far as construction work is concerned. …”
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